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Aronia arbutifolia
Aronia melanocarpa
Bayberry, Northern
Blueberry
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Chaste Tree
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Cherry, Nanking
Crampbark
Cranberry, American
Elderberry, American
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Lingonberry
Pea Shrub, Siberian
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Planting
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American Cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpum)
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Exposure: Full sun to part shade. Zone 3. Will
perform better if shaded from late afternoon sun.
Soil: Moist, acidic, well-drained soils with high
organic content. Cranberries grow in the same type soils as blueberries
and should be well mulched and kept constantly moist.
Growth habits: A low-growing, mat-forming, evergreen
groundcover to 10 inches. Its delicate, tiny leaves turn an attractive
burgundy in winter.
Landscape uses: Excellent native groundcover plant
for mountain home landscapes. Interplant as a groundcover under
your blueberries. Tiny, evergreen leaves turn burgundy in the winter.
Edible/Medicinal properties: Tart, vitamin-dense
fruit that is rich in antioxidants and has traditionally been used
to treat urinary tract infections. Makes delicious juice or sauces
from the fall fruits or eat them raw for a treat.
$15.00/1 gal |
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Available Varieties
Ben Lear - A wild variety with large, early-ripening
fruit.
Stevens - A leading commercial variety with high-quality
fruit.
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